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" I once thought fo myfelf," faid Barnet ; " but my wife happens, to have the fame fancy with Mr. Temple, and always (hewed fuch an averfion to thole methods of improving the tafte of animals, that I began to think it gave her as much pain as it did them... "
Edward: Various Views of Human Nature, Taken from Life and Manners, Chiefly ... - Page 79
by John Moore - 1796
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The Monthly review. New and improved ser, Volume 21

616 pages
...the tafte of animals, that I began to think it gave her as much pain as it did them ; and although 1 am not one of thofe hufbands who yield to the whims of their wives, yet in mere compaffion to Mrs. Barnet, I gave up that point, and now that I am accuftomed to eat my falmon and...
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